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1 Quetzal Templo de Tikal

Issuer Banco de Guatemala
Year 2005
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Currency Quetzal (1925-date)
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse lettering VI SERIE IBEROAMERICANA 1 QUETZAL
(Translation: 6th Ibero-American Series 1 Quetzal)
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The Tikal complex — formally designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979 — sits within the Petén department of northern Guatemala and represents one of the largest excavated Maya cities known. Guatemala's commemorative coinage program has repeatedly drawn on Tikal as a subject, and the 1 Quetzal denomination in silver occupies an unusual position: nominally worth one quetzal at face, yet struck in sterling at a production cost many times that figure, a gap that makes these coins functionally uncirculatable from the moment of issue.

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